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Behind Closed Doors: The Disturbing Reality About Femicide in Kenya
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KHRC: How we will Influence the 2027 Elections
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Job Opening Communications and Policy Associate at VCMI
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KHRC: How we will Influence the 2027 Elections
Job Opening Communications and Policy Associate at VCMI
U.S. Exit From the WHO: A Turning Point for Global Health, One Year On
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The Power of the Collective: How SUN CSA is Rewriting the Nutrition Playbook
Senior Leadership Opportunities – WUSC Africa (Kenya & Regional)
United Nations is Hiring!
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Be Authentic — It’s Your Competitive Edge in an NGO Job Market That’s Both Hopeful and Tough

Behind Closed Doors: The Disturbing Reality About Femicide in Kenya
NGOs must pivot from documentation to advocacy, mobilizing grassroots support for controversial measures like banning out-of-court settlements that silence survivors in communities where traditional justice systems dominate.

Be Authentic — It’s Your Competitive Edge in an NGO Job Market That’s Both Hopeful and Tough
It is January, and the “hiring frenzy” has returned to the corporate and development sectors alike. While the scale may feel more measured than in years past, the demand for talent remains high. For NGOs that have just unlocked fresh funding cycles, the start of the year is the prime window to recruit the hands and minds that will turn project proposals into real-world impact.

Civil Society’s High-Stakes Battle for Digital Freedom against State’s Masqueraded Surveillance
By Wahome Ngatia NAIROBI—In the bustling cafes of Nairobi, the

The Per Diem Trap: Why Kenya’s NGO Sector Needs a Radical State-Led Reset
The word ‘donor’ is deceiving,” he remarked, his voice echoing through the boardroom. “In the English language, it sounds like free money. But these are loans. These are facilities we have to pay back.

What Did Kenya Trade for Sh208 Billion?
By Wahome Ngatia When the High Court of Kenya quietly

How NGO Leaders Build Strategic Plans That Actually Deliver
To survive — and to deliver the social change you were founded to achieve — your strategic plan must be both visionary and ruthlessly practical.

Youth at the Helm: Why LEAP Africa’s Arrival in Kenya Marks a Strategic Shift
It’s about recognising that the continent’s future lies in youth who are equipped, supported and empowered. It’s about mentoring not just for inclusion, but for leadership. It’s about transforming young people into decision-makers, change-makers and nation-builders.

How Kenya’s New Social Protection Act Hands NGOs a Seat at the Table
By Wahome Ngatia For decades, Kenya’s social safety net has

With USAID Gone, Here’s Where Kenyan NGOs Can Turn for Funding and Support
By Wahome Ngatia As the dust settles on the sudden